Vol. 80/No. 26      July 18, 2016

 

Minnesota SWP: ‘Headquarters break-in won’t stop our efforts’

 
MINNEAPOLIS — The statewide campaign headquarters of the Socialist Workers Party in Minnesota was broken into over the June 25-26 weekend. The break-in took place less than two weeks after the SWP’s ticket of Alyson Kennedy for president and Osborne Hart for vice president was certified for ballot status in the state.

“No break-in will prevent the Socialist Workers Party and supporters of our campaign from continuing to take our message to working-class communities across the state,” said David Rosenfeld, the SWP candidate for U.S. Congress in the 5th District.

Campaigners have already gone door to door in over 40 communities around the state, introducing working people to the party while collecting signatures to place Kennedy and Hart on the ballot, and that will not stop.
 
 
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